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Apologies if you've all done this kind of thing before, (I'm new!) but as I've been asked to give a talk on the life of John Lennon through his music (at my daughter's music school) I'm trying to define a kind of 'essential JL' playlist, possibly avoiding the obvious things (like Imagine), maybe including a few 'obscurities' and covering all his musical activity during his lifetime (and beyond?).
Anyone got any suggestions? Let's make it a JL Top 10..or 15..or 20, whatever you will!
Hmm... I'm not sure if you can really make an essential John Lennon without Imagine. Other than that, I think Jealous Guy, Girl and In My Life are must haves, as well as Mother. Working Class Hero should be on there, but I'm not sure about the profanities.
19 September 2010
Well, God's pretty important, but I will stick to lesser known stuff. Like She Said She Said, Mr, Kite, Beautiful Boy, I'm Only Sleeping and the ever essential In my Life of A Day In The Life.
As if it matters how a man falls down.'
'When the fall's all that's left, it matters a great deal.
Here are some that give a rounded view of different aspects of his character over the years.
John as rocker: Twist And Shout
John as introspective: You've Got To Hide Your Love Away
John as surrealist: I Am The Walrus
John as experimenter: Revolution 9 (really).
Solo: God, Isolation, Gimme Some Truth, Jealous Guy, (Just Like) Starting Over. I also like Angel Baby, Be My Baby, Do The Oz, for no particular reasons.
Love songs: Woman usually gets a mention, but consider Out The Blue or Love instead.
Political/protest songs: Woman Is The Nigger Of The World is the obvious one, but consider Attica State or The Luck Of The Irish instead. Those both have Yoko on too, which is useful if you're trying to present a rounded picture of his life.
Similarly, he could be a bastard. How Do You Sleep pretty much says it all.
If I was doing this, I'd finish with Dear John from Anthology. It's heartbreaking.
Here's a list of Lennon songs: http://www.beatlesbible.com/pe.....non/songs/
13 April 2011
Thanks guys for all your ideas. Some good suggestions there. yes, Mother, God, In my Life and others are also my choices, plus Give Peace, Walrus and others.
Joe: I was thinking of doing it chronologically, but working on the different aspects of his character is a nice slant.... I'll have to re-write everything!
I'd never heard that "Dear John" before; sadly, I don't have the Lennon anthology.
19 September 2010
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If I was doing this, I'd finish with Dear John from Anthology. It's heartbreaking. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.....8z_WSAAoBk
Oh, I love it. Thanks Joe.
As if it matters how a man falls down.'
'When the fall's all that's left, it matters a great deal.
23 January 2011
Goodness...Dear John is one of the reasons I can't listen to John all the time. It just hurts my heart. When I listened to the Lost Lennon Tapes, my chest physically hurt when I would listen to songs like Borrowed Time and Real Life/I'm Stepping Out. But then I guess I could skip to something like Tight A$ and let John rock it out, too!
26 March 2011
I'm Only Sleeping
Watching The Wheels
Bless You
Jealous Guy
Crippled Inside
1 May 2010
This Boy is essential because of the energy brought to that performance.
You could do it year by year because John essentially described himself.
If I Fell, In My Life, I'm Only Sleeping, Strawberry Fields, Happiness Is A Warm Gun….not sure about '69, maybe Come Together. I'd agree with most of the solo stuff save for Cold Turkey.
My favorite John solo track is Look at Me, the Acoustic version.
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"I Know, I Know" is the ultimate apology.
"Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)" shows how truly honest (and crass) he could be.
"Beautiful Boy" showed his dedication as a new father. (Is there a song of his about Julian?)
"Nobody Told Me" highlights the philosopher.
Cool project!
19 September 2010
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"Beautiful Boy" showed his dedication as a new father. (Is there a song of his about Julian?)
Good Night was for Julian.
As if it matters how a man falls down.'
'When the fall's all that's left, it matters a great deal.
13 April 2011
1 May 2010
Cry Baby Cry was probably for Julian.
How about Across The Universe for '69? Even though it was technically written in '68, I listened to a part of the Lost Lennon Tapes last night and he talked about that track and how he was "psychologically destroyed" when no one was interested in making the tune any better. Whether he was talking about the Get Back sessions or not is debatable, but his lack of material and input on that album could have just been him "getting back" at the others for not bringing any enthusiasm to Across The Universe.
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toryst said:
"I Know, I Know" is the ultimate apology.
interesting..can you elaborate?
"And I know and I'm sorry (yes I am)
But I never could speak my mind"
You can't go wrong with John really. Very few of his Beatles songs are known by the general public (Ticket To Ride, Help, Come Together, maybe Lucy and Walrus, the early singles he did with Paul), and to be honest it is the same for most of his solo stuff (bar Imagine, Give Peace A Chance, Happy XMas, maybe Instant Karma, maybe Whatever Gets You Thru The Night, maybe Starting Over).
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toryst said:
"I Know, I Know" is the ultimate apology.
interesting..can you elaborate?
The Walrus got the nugget at the heart of the song. If you listen to the lyrics, he is putting himself into the shoes of the people he felt he wronged and is apologizing. I don't believe it is necessarily an apology to any one person...
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2 Share TweetAn acceptable pub in Wimbledon that doesn't smell weird and isn't too loud or too small. Hurrah for the safe haven of pub chains that is Wetherspoons.
Pubs are a vast world of booze and armchairs and old men, with varied decor and occasionally, a 3D TV so you can really relish each blood-splattering punch in the next big boxing match with a gleeful expression on your intoxicated face (sarcasm alert! I hate boxing). There is quite a selection of pubs in central Wimbledon, but The Wibbas Down Inn is one of the best offerings. You always know where you are with a Wetherspoons. This is a huge, sprawling pub, so it's got a nice bit of space. This is one of it's main advantages, as a lot of other Wimbledon pubs are packed out on Friday and Saturday nights and you can barely squeeze your way through the sweaty masses to the bar.
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The following inventory of Miller Cemetery was done in 1957 by Mrs. Joseph E. Brown and Mrs. W.A. McBride of the Julia Watkins Brass Chapter, N.S.D.A.R., Crown Point, Indiana on August 4, 1957. A copy of the inventory was acquired from the Indiana State Library in Indianapolis. The inventory has a short introduction about the history of Miller with these few comments about the cemetery itself:
"This small cemetery is not listed in Ball's book on Lake County. This is probably because Calumet and North Townships were as yet very sparsely settled in 1872. However, this cemetery contains one very old stone and is a very interesting one. ...It is to be noted that several graves were uncovered and it is reasonable to assume that there may be others covered by the shifting sand."
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Francis, Angus J. (2008) The review of Australia's asylum laws and policies: a case for strengthening Parliament's role in protecting rights through post-enactment scrutiny. Melbourne University Law Review, 32(1), pp. 83-114.
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The central contention of this article is that there is a need for greater involvement of legislators in overseeing a systematic and rights-based scrutiny of the impact of legislation and policy. The recent operation of Australia s asylum laws and policies, in particular provides an illustration of the reforms required. Challenges to the rights of non-citizens in Australia and other jurisdictions serve as a reminder of the extent of change required before rights are firmly entrenched in the processes of government. A useful step forward would be to enhance the role of legislators in setting the criteria and agenda for post-enactment scrutiny in light of issues raised during pre-legislative scrutiny.
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Author(s): | Emil Simiu; A N. Heckert; James J. Filliben; Steven K. Johnson; |
Title: | Extreme Wind Load Estimates Based on the Gumbel Distribution of Dynamic Pressures: An Assessment |
Published: | July 01, 2001 |
Abstract: | We present a contribution to the current debate on whether it is more appropriate to fit a Gumbel distribution to the time series of the extreme dynamic pressures (i.e. of the squares of the extreme wind speeds) than to fit an extreme value distribution to the time series of the extreme wind speeds themselves. It has been shown that the use of time series of the extreme dynamic pressures would be justified if the time series of the wind speed data taken at small intervals (e.g. 1 h) were, at least approximately, Rayleigh-distributed. We show that, according to sets of data we believe are typical, this is not the case. In addition, we show results of probability plot correlation coefficient (PPCC) analyses of 100 records of sample size 23 to 54, according to which the fit of reverse Weibull distributions to largest yearly wind speeds is considerably better than the fit of Gumbel distributions to the corresponding largest yearly dynamic pressures. We interpret the data and results presented in the paper as indicating that there is no convincing support to date for the hypothesis that the Gumbel distribution should be used as a model of extreme dynamic pressures. |
Citation: | Structuralist Review-A Journal of Theory Criticism and Pedagogy |
Volume: | 23 |
Issue: | No. 3 |
Pages: | pp. 221 - 228 |
Keywords: | building technology,extreme value statistics,structural engineering,wind engineering,wind forces |
Research Areas: | Building and Fire Research |
PDF version: | Click here to retrieve PDF version of paper (1MB) |


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Pak for one-day series in India Sri Lanka fail to avert whitewash
Mumbai tighten grip on final India held by Bangladesh Mamat rallies to lift Indian Open title Ludhiana college clinch PTU sports meet trophy
I will try to get triple hundred, says Sehwag Multan, March 28 I will definitely try to get 300 runs. It is a good batting wicket and I have to just bat sensibly tomorrow to
achieve this landmark, Sehwag told reporters after he helped India pile up a commanding 356 for two on the opening day of the Test. V.V.S. Laxmans 281 against Australia is Indias best individual Test score till date. The Delhi batsman had a memorable day at the Multan Cricket Stadium as he not only bettered his previous best of 195 against Australia at Melbourne last year but also recorded the highest individual score against Pakistan, eclipsing Sanjay Manjrekars 218 in Lahore during the 1989-90 series. It is a very special innings. I had missed out on a double century against Australia but I was eager to do it this time. We now have to play well on the remaining four days and hopefully we can win the match, the dashing batsman said. Dedicating the double century to his parents and his fiancee, Sehwag said he made a conscious effort to stay till the end, keeping in mind Indias batting debacle in Melbourne when the team had collapsed after his dismissal on 195. Despite having scored five of his six centuries as an opener in Test matches, he said he would still like to bat in the middle order. If there is a slot in the middle order, I would like to bat there. On his opening partner Aakash Chopra, who has repeatedly got out in the 40s, Sehwag said I feel bad for him. But the two of us gave a very good start and that is important. I am sure it is just a matter of time before Aakash gets the big score. Sehwag said Sachin Tendulkar had a calming influence on him after he came into bat following stand-in captain Rahul Dravids dismissal. Asked what transpired between him and Shoaib Akhtar when he collided with him, he said We were just joking.
Multan, March 28 One must take advantage of the home series and should prepare pitches that suit their players but it does not look so in case of the pitch prepared here for the first Test of the series against India, Imran told newsmen at the media centre of the Stadium. Recalling that Shoaib Akhtar has won Pakistan many games, he said, fast bowling is our main strength and our only chance to win against the Indians is to get them out twice. But this does not seem likely as the pitch looks to support spinners more than the fast bowlers, Imran said. The former captain believed Indian leg-spinner Anil Kumble could prove dangerous in the later stages of the game for Pakistan, more so if India go on to make a big score on the batsmen-friendly track. PTI |
Akram not averse to coaching Pak bowlers
New Delhi, March 28 The former left-arm pacer stressed on the need of a bowling coach and said,Not only Pakistan, but I believe every team needs a bowling coach. When asked whether he would like to play the role, the former left-arm pacer said, Its hypothetical to say whether I would like to coach them and it depends on so many things. But if such offer comes, Im not averse to do it . In the just-concluded Samsung Cup series, the Pakistani pacers generously conceded wide and no balls that saw a number of former players clamouring for a bowling coach for the side. Former captain Imran Khan said the team was in dire need of a bowling coach and he suggested the name of former pacer Aquib Javed, coach of the under-19 team. I think Wasim Akram is quite happy to do commentary. After talking to him, it seems that he is happy to play a passive role in cricket. So, it is Aquib who deserves to look after the Pakistan bowlers, Imran had said. Refusing to comment on Imrans observation about his pre-occupations , Akram said the present Pakistan bowlers were talented and had enough pace and if the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has any such offer, Ill definitely do that. Prior to Indian teams departure for the historic tour, Pakistan coach Javed Miandad vented his anger claiming Akram had been spelling out the secret of reverse swing to Indian bowlers. Media reports about the probability of Akram being made the bowling coach of the Indian team had also created a ruckus in Pakistan. Even though the demand for a bowling coach got louder in Pakistan after they lost the Samsung Cup series 2-3 to the visitors, coach Javed Miandad and skipper Inzamam-ul Haq believe the team can do away with a bowling coach for the time being.
MiandAd even pointed out that neither Imran, nor Wasim needed a bowling coach and its up to the bowlers themselves to show more discipline. In the past too, Miandad resisted the re-appointment of the then bowling coach Daryl Foster after their World Cup 2003 debacle. Meanwhile, the Sultan of Swing, as Akram is known, heaped praise on Indian pacer Irfan Pathan and Pakistan speedster Mohammad Sami. Talking about the Indian, he said, Irfan is a very talented bowler and is young. He was in great form and bowled well in Australia and also in the
one-dayers in Pakistan. He can improve further and is definitely a prospect. Incidentally, it was Akram who helped the rookie Indian pacer finetune his bowling in Australia. UNI |
Notes from Pakistan The goodwill generated by the cricket series has spread so much that even Pakistanis are getting their work done by saying the magic words: Im from India! Be it hiring a rickshaw or booking hotel rooms or getting money from banks, the mere mention of India makes most Pakistanis go out of their way to accommodate requests from the thousands of Indians in their country because of cricket. The other day, I had to encash my travellers cheques but the bank had closed business for the day, said Khalid Zia, a travel operator. But as soon as I said Im from India the clerk gave me the money. Many people these days are getting their work done with these magic words, he added. * Despite the bonhomie, the subcontinents penchant for missiles was apparent in a replica of the Pakistani surface-to-surface rocket Shaheen standing proudly at an intersection in Multan. After Indias test-firing of a surface-to-surface missile on Thursday, Pakistanis are speaking about the arms race in the subcontinent. The replica is a reminder of Pakistani pride. Pakistanis are equally proud of their Hatf missiles too, and they are aware of Indias Prithvi and Agni missiles at the same time. The Multan Cricket Stadium is situated among lush green surroundings at Makhdoom Rashid, on the outskirts of the town. Farming being the main occupation of the people here, the fields are all around the stadium. Makhdoom Rashid, connected by the Grand Trunk Road, was earlier a suburb of Multan. When the latters municipal limits expanded, it was decided to build a new stadium outside the city. The location was ideal, away from Multans narrow streets and heavy traffic. The first Test played at this stadium was in 2001 when the home side met Bangladesh. * Pakistani commentator Chisty Mujahid has been conferred the presidents medal for his services to the game. A former director of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Mujahid has been associated with the game for over 35 years. He did his Masters in law from the Cambridge University before starting a career as a radio commentator in 1967. His first commentary on television was in 1970 and has since appeared on various channels around the world. IANS |
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series in India Multan: India will host Pakistan for three one-dayers in a six-match series later this year, with the remaining three to be played in the neighbouring country, the PCB announced here on Sunday. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Rameez Raja said the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has informed them in writing that they had agreed to the proposal of playing a series of six one-dayers this year. The PCB chief said the dates and venues of the series would be decided soon. Raja said India, who were originally scheduled to play seven one-dayers and three Tests on this tour, agreed to only five one-dayers and three Tests due to shortage of time. As a compensatory measure, would play the six-match series later this year, he added.
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Colombo, March 28 The hosts looked set to prevent an Australian sweep when they were placed at 156 for 2 midway through the afternoon session, with Thilan Samaraweera (53) and Mahela Jayawardene (37) batting defiantly. But Warne changed the course of the match, taking four scalps for 26 runs off 13 overs in the last session which saw the hosts lose six wickets for 62 runs. He was brilliantly supported by part-time left-arm spinner Darren Lehmann, who lived up to his reputation of breaking stubborn partnerships to finish with 3 for 42. Scoreboard Australia (1st innings): 401 Sri Lanka (1st innings): 407 Australia (2nd innings): 375 Sri Lanka (2nd innings): Atapattu b Kasprowicz 14 Jayasuriya c Katich b Lehmann 51 Samaraweera st Gilchrist
Jayawardene c Gilchrist
Sangakkara b Warne 27 Dilshan c Martyn b Warne 31 Tillakaratne lbw b Gillespie 17 Vaas lbw b Warne 9 Zoysa b Warne 1 Herath lbw b Kasprowicz 0 Muralitharan not out 0 Extras:
(b-4, lb-1, nb-2, w-1) 8 Total: (all out, 93.4 overs) 248 Fall of wickets:
1-45, 2-92, 3-156, 4-181, 5-191, 6-232, 7- 245, 8-247, 9-248. Bowling:
Gillespie 18-6-38-1, Kasprowicz 16.4-5-37-2, Warne 33-11-92-4, Williams 5-0-19-0, Lehmann 17-2-42-3, Katich 4-1-15-0.
Murali reported for
suspect action Colombo, March 28 Sri Lanka team manager Ajith Jayasekera said: I was called this morning to the match referees office and Chris Broad told me that he had some bad news and that he would be reporting Muralitharan for the ball that goes the other way. We broke the news to the team and Murali at the end of play. He was very disappointed, but Murali does not think he has a problem with this delivery. Muralitharan possesses a lethal leg spinner, which spins in the opposite direction to his stock ball. He will now start the ICCs new streamlined two-stage process for dealing with bowlers with suspect actions.
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Styris anchors struggling Kiwis
Wellington, March 28 New Zealand, who had looked in danger of handing the game to South Africa at 111 for five, had a lead of 109 when bad light stopped play five overs early. The home team began their second innings with a 19-run deficit after South Africa collapsed in their first innings to 316. New Zealand seamer Chris Martin followed up his 11 wickets in the second Test with a five-wicket haul as the tourists, resuming at 237 for three, lost their last seven wickets for the addition of 79 runs. Scoreboard New Zealand (1st innings: 297 South Africa first innings: Smith b Cairns 47 Gibbs c sub b Martin 77 Rudolph not out 93 Kirsten c McCullum
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Pollock c Fleming b Oram 5 Boje b Cairns 25 Ntini c McCullum b Cairns 4 Nel c Oram b Cairns 0 Extras:
(nb-4, lb-1) 5 Total: (99.5 overs) 316 Fall of wickets: 1-103, 2-130, 3-136, 4-252, 5-265, 6-265, 7-270, 8-304, 9-308. Bowling: Martin 20-6-55-5, Mason 16-4-73-0, Oram 11-3-21-1, Vettori 26-6-76-0, Cairns 16.5-2-60-4, Styris 10-4-30-0. New
Zealand (2nd innings): Papps lbw b Pollock 0 Richardson c Smith b Boje 37 Fleming c Boucher b Nel 9 Sinclair lbw b Pollock 21 Styris not out 41 McCullum b Boje 3 Cairns not out 7 Extras (lb-4 b-1 w-2 nb-3) 10 Total
(5 wkts) 128 FoW: 1-1, 2-42, 3-73, 4-107, 5-111. Bowling: Pollock 15-9-31-2, Ntini 11.4-3-28-0, Nel 12-4-24-1, Boje 21-6-40-2.
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Mumbai tighten grip on final Chennai, March 28 TN (1st innings): 294 Mumbai (1st innings): Mane c Karthik b
Jaffer c and b Suresh 133 Thakkar Lbw
Mazumdar batting 119 Kambli c Srinivas
Joglekar C Karthik
Bahutule batting 64 Extras:
27 Total: (5 wkts) 513 Fall of wickets: 1/243, 2/257, 3/266, 4/379, 5/382 Bowling:
Ganapathy 27-2-111-1, Srinivas 22-9-61-0, Ramkumar 35-7-103-0, Suresh 22-4-67-2, Sivaramakrishnan 34-5-92-0, Sriram 11-2-17-0, Badrinath 17-2-51-2, Badani 2-0-2-0.
India held by Bangladesh Rawalpindi, March 28 The Indian side, consisting of only under-19 boys, today took time to get into rhythm after surviving some anxious moments in the first half. They, however, came back and dominated the proceedings in the later part of the second half. India could have earned full points if their linkman Malswam Tulunga and skipper Gourmangi Singh could have converted chances they got in the 64th and 81st minutes respectively. Bangladesh also had a couple of chances to forge ahead which their frontliners bungled. They were also unlucky as in the 17th minute a powerful drive from near the top of the box by Mehdi Hasan, who replaced medio Abdullah Pervej in the second half, hit the cross piece in the 62nd minute.
Mamat rallies to lift Indian Open title New Delhi, March 28 His 7-under 65 today, after getting off the block with two consecutive birdies, set the tone, and he did not look back. Mamat, a Singaporean Muslim of Malay origin, was a caddy for several years before he became an amateur. He continued in that status for five years, before turning a professional in 1994. He has been playing excellent golf of late, as he had finished a creditable tenth in the tough Caltex Masters at the home turf in Singapore last week. Overnight leader Pablo Del Olmo of Mexico, who enjoyed a three-stroke lead over Mamat, had to settle for the runner-up berth with a card of 13-under 275 to bag $33,090. Mo Joong Kyung of Korea shared the third slot with Keith Horne of South Africa, who had topped the leaderboard on the first two days, with scores of 10-under 278. They received $ 16,537 each. Mukesh Kumar of India played a 2-under 70 today for a total of 9-under 279 to share the fifth position with Thaworn Wiratchant of Thailand, who was lying at the fourth position yesterday. They collected $11037 each. Mukesh was placed seventh, along with four others, at close yesterday. Mukesh, who had scores of 67,71,71 on the first three days, carded 2-Under 70 to improve his position. Another Indian, Firoz Ali, too finished among the top ten when he ended seventh with an 8-under 280. |
college clinch PTU sports meet trophy Fatehgarh Sahib, March 28 Dr D.S. Hira, Chairman of PTU sports council, said this evening the GNIMT, Ludhiana, won the athletic meet trophy for women and GNE, Ludhiana, clinched the mens trophy. This year BBSBE College coordinated all sports competition of the university. He said the college would host day-night tournaments of basketball, and lawn tennis next month The following are results of various events: Men: 10,000 m:
Devinder Singh (BBSBEC, Fatehgarh Sahib) 1; Vikram (SBBSIET,Adampur) 2. 1500 m: 1. Navdeep Singh (RIMT, Mandi Gobindgarh) 1; Jaswinder Singh (GTBIMT, Dakha) 2; Bikramjit Singh (IET, Bhaddal) 3. 400 m: Ravinder Singh (LLIET, Moga) 1; Inder Navjot Singh ( LLIET, Moga) 2; Manpreet (GNE, Ludhiana) 3. 100 m and 200 m: Hitesh (GZS, Bathinda) 1; Alampreet Singh (LLIET, Moga) 2; Mandeep (GZS, Bathinda) 3. 400 m hurdle: Ravinder Singh (LLIET, Moga) 1; Sandeep Singh (GNE, Ludhiana) 2; Prabjot Singh (GNE, Ludhiana) 3. 110 m hurdle: Ravinder Singh (LLIET, Moga) 1; Sandeep Singh (GNE, Ludhiana) 2; Gurpreet Randhawa 3. Relay 4X 100:
LLIET, Moga 1; GNE, Ludhiana 2; GZS, Bathinda 3. Triple Jump:
Ravinder Singh (LLIET, Moga) 1; Pranav(Chitkara, Patiala) 2; Jaspreet (GNE, Ludhiana) 3. Javelin throw:
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Keep up the great work here, Gary. I read Jen Wagner's nasty comments about you today. The only thing I can surmise is she's met her match and she doesn't like the competition. The truth is you are the only blog in this town which offers objective analysis of candidates and public policy issues.
I have to admit, the first blog I go to is Advance Indiana. Your writing is clear and ideas honest. Amen! You'd be out of business if the Star reported like this - no need to worry there!
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Help! 6 kids, 3 parents and surefire chaos. Where can we eat? Is there a chinese buffet or somewhere kid-friendly and easy on us but not fast food??? Unfamiliar with Rhode Isalnd.
If you get onto Park Ave, it will bring you to Reservoir Avenue in Cranston where there are a few choices. Chelo's is an affordable family restaurant (about ten minutes from the zoo), and right before that there's a Friendly's on the same side of the street. If you pass Chelo's there's Garden City Center on your left with Newport Creamery and Applebee's. Again,. all these restaurants are about ten-fifteen minutes from where you will be - and all very affordable and kid friendly.
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Second Chelo's. I loved going to Chelo's (AKA the Beef Hearth) as a kid. Great desserts! The steak sandwich is a real taste of RI.
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re: Bob W
I third Chelo's. My kids love it and it's a real Rhode Island institution.
If you had your heart set on Chinese though, on the same street but before Chelo's, is Galaxy, which is laid-back Asian. (I believe Chinese, Thai, Cambodian, and maybe Vietnamese?) I've had some pretty decent meals there, and it's definitely kid-friendly.
You want to take Park Ave heading West (there's an exit onto Park Ave from Roger Williams Park , which is where the zoo is located). If you take the "Main Exit", it will put you on Elmwood Ave, which you would just take South (it's a left out of the park) until you hit Park Ave, and make a right on Park. You'll take Park Ave heading West, until you hit Reservoir Ave, (there will be a Burger King on your left), and make a left. Galaxy and Chelo's will both be on your right. Galaxy is before the McDonalds, Chelo's is after.
Good luck!
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45 Newport Ave Ste D, Rumford, RI 029160-
re: dagwood
Which Chelo's Location is it--East Providence?
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45 Newport Ave Ste D, Rumford, RI 029160-
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re: dagwood
We hadn't seen this reply before we left for our trip to the zoo unfortunately. We had asked at the zoo, but no one seemed to have ever heard of Chelo's (odd?), so we used our GPS. Since we were headed back to CT (south), the GPS took us to a destination in Warwick that brought us to a Horton's (so clearly it must have closed--my husband needs to update his GPS). So we tried again and it brought us to another Chelo's 2 miles away in Warwick below the airport. It was a perfect kid-friendly place. Reminded me of former Knickerbockers in Milford, CT. I had a lobster club that was quite good and delicious keylime pie for dessert---yummy. My husband enjoyed his burger, and the fussy kids had hot dog and mac n cheese, so they were thrilled. Thanks.
Chelo's Restaurant
63 Airport Rd, Warwick, RI 028890-
re: cheereeo
Glad you found a Chelo's and enjoyed it!
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45 Newport Ave Ste D, Rumford, RI 029160-
re: Bob W
Glad you enjoyed it as well! I can't believe they never heard of Chelo's. It's a Rhode Island institution!
Chelo's Restaurant
45 Newport Ave Ste D, Rumford, RI 029160
Chinese Buffets within 10 minutes or less of the Zoo. Also listed in the order of quality IMHO
Hong Kong Chinese Buffet - www.hongkongbuffetri.com
1776 Cranston Street, Cranston - (401) 942-8888Tong Chinese Restaurant Buffet - maps.google.com
400 Warwick Avenue, Warwick - (401) 941-3880Royal Buffet
272 Garfield Avenue, Cranston - (401) 946-1986Far East Super Buffet 1404 Elmwood Ave Cranston, RI (401) 781-9810 about 2 minutes South of the Zoo
Far East Cafe
40 Cummings Park, Woburn, MA 01801Tong Chinese Restaurant Buffet
400 Warwick Ave, Warwick, RI 02888Chinese Buffet
1240 S Broad St, Wallingford, CT 06492Hong Kong Chinese Restaurant
1816 E Main St Fl 1, Waterbury, CT 067050-
re: FjmArch
We love Min Hah on Park Avenue. Vietnamese food, kid friendly.
The Liberty Elm diner is right near Roger Williams Zoo. It's definitely informal enough for kids, and everything's homemade. Nothing else is really close by (although PVD's beloved Apsara is only a mile-ish away).
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Ben Davis wasn't supposed to be Graham's starting quarterback last season.
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Four tumultuous games into 2011 that included injuries and struggles, Davis was called up to become the Steers' signal-caller.
Even though Graham lost the first two games he played, Davis provided some moxie to the position and helped the Steers win a share of the district title.
If Davis could accomplish that much learning the new scheme of first-year offensive coordinator Casey Dacus with upperclassmen he wasn't as familiar throwing to, his potential had probably only scratched the surface.
Davis has lived up to those expectations this year heading into Graham's Region I-3A Area showdown against Glen Rose set for 5 p.m. Friday in Springtown.
In leading the Steers to a 10-1 record, Davis has completed 67 percent of his passes for 2,343 yards and 19 touchdowns. The Steers are averaging 39 points per game, almost twice as much than a year ago.
"I didn't read last year at all probably. I probably didn't know what I was doing at all," Davis said, comparing the two seasons after Friday's 44-7 bi-district playoff win. "I was going off feel and this year I have a little more brain to it. But I can't overthink things. I tend to do that sometimes and that's when I get hurt."
Getting hurt was how Davis was called up to the varsity to begin with. Garrett Johnston's knee injury and Layne Bynum's struggles caused the Graham coaching staff to elevate him after the Steers got off to a 1-3 start.
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"He comes out with a lot more confidence this year," Graham receiver Hunter Jones said. "Last year he wasn't sure of himself and I think that goes back to being young. This year he knows what he's doing."
Davis has turned a position of uncertainty into a strength by spreading the ball around and limiting his mistakes.
A year ago, Davis tossed six interceptions in a respectable 159 attempts. Heading into Friday, he had only five INTs in about 100 more passes.
Davis isn't a dual threat quarterback, but he is savvy enough to know when to tuck the ball and run. One of his best plays this season was a 15-yard touchdown run in the final minute to beat Springtown.
"When you have someone who does that, it puts pressure on defenses," Graham coach Kenny Davidson said. "He's not a breakaway runner, but he's real shifty. It's hard to get a clean shot on him when he's running."
Davis' ascension and the offense's general progression haven't come as much of a surprise.
The Steers returned most of their top receivers and advanced to the Division II 7-on-7 state championship game this summer.
And Davis said he spent a lot of time with Dacus studying coverages and grasping how to read defenses. That's another reason behind his improvement.
Davidson said his quarterback "throws a catchable ball. Not a rocket, but it's right where it needs to be."
That accuracy was on display last week on two perfectly lofted passes. The first was a gorgeous 44-yard lob that hit tailback Dillon Gonzales in stride with the Steers backed up at their own 3-yard line.
Another beauty was an 18-yard strike to Jerrod Mahan in the back of the end zone on Davis' final throw of the night.
To be fair, Davis is surrounded with more talent than your average 3A quarterback.
The offensive line returned two all-district performers in Tyler Fore and Ben Hays. Gonzales has thrived at tailback and is a frequent target in the passing game with 31 catches.
Six different receivers have at least 12 receptions this year, a testament to the team's depth at that position. Bryce Reeves leads the Steers with 52 catches for 728 yards and eight touchdowns.
"I feel comfortable with all my receivers. We can put our second-string receivers out there and I'm not worried about throwing him the ball and him dropping it," Davis said. "We all know our routes, we all know what we're doing and it's good.
"I've matured a little bit and it's a blessing I've been put in this position. I believe that this team is pretty good and I think we're blessed that we have the power and athletic ability that we have."
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INDIA'S first pilot project to be recognised under the UN's mechanism for reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation (REDD) could be in the East Khasi Hills in Meghalaya.
A watershed project, started jointly by a California-based non-profit and a tribal community in 2005 in the northeastern state aims at checking deforestation and has shown potential as the country's maiden REDD pilot. REDD is a mechanism for encouraging developing nations to preserve their forests by giving an economic value to the carbon saved by stopping deforestation.
For the past six years Community Forestry International (CFI) has been working with the Mawphlang tribal community to preserve a sacred grove. Rich in biodiversity, the grove covers about 75 hectares in the Umiam basin's watershed area. Umiam Lake is a reservoir in the hills 15 km from Shillong.
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"These kind of pilot projects help understand the role communities play in influencing carbon stocks at the grassroots level," says Jagdish Kishwan, additional director general of forests (wildlife) in the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests. In a meeting organised on April 18 by the World Bank in Delhi, Mark Poffenberg from CFI talked about the challenges and improvements concerning the project.
"Communities require financial support to engage in sustainable practices," Poffenberg said. The developed world prefers more projects at the grassroots level that bypass bureaucratic structures, enhancing reach and reducing exploitation of funds, he added.
However, many loopholes exist in REDD. The mechanism restricts itself to protecting carbon stocks in trees, and does not address ecosystem services provided by a forest, like timber, other forest produce and protection of threatened species. These services can be given attention once indicators that check biodiversity are developed. "Till then we need carbon as the indicator to move forward," Poffenberg said, stressing the need for such projects, however, should not be carbon-centric.
The project in Meghalaya meets several REDD criteria. One criterion is that the community has to show deforestation or degradation of forest before it increased green cover. Between 2001 and 2005—the year the project started— the forest cover in East Khasi Hills decreased by 5.6 per cent.
The Mawphlang tribal community has another reason for a higher chance of participation in the REDD process; it has established ownership rights over forest resources. Funding and access to funds for REDD projects has remained controversial because many developing countries do not have well-recognised rights over forest resources. This makes it particularly difficult for forest-dependent communities to share the benefits generated from a REDD project.
Madhu Sarin, a forest rights activist, is skeptical. She asks, "In projects such as this how much control will communities retain when entering a fundamentally complex mechanism with international stakeholders?" She warns that transferring control over project from communities to international entities is against the principle of local empowerment.
Of course, the cynical thing is that the project would not qualify for REDD funding through an official REDD mechanism as there is no additionality: As forest cover was already increasing between 2000 and 2005 the villagers would have to proof that they use any REDD funding for doing something on top of that. This is one of the inherent perversities of the proposal to fund these kind of valuable initiatives through carbon offset markets. Madhu Sarin's comments are well-taken in this respect: sadly, REDD is a bit more complex than " I have a nice project and REDD will pay for it".
The Meghalaya experiment should be taken as a pilot project which gives recognition to Community efforts. Mark Poffenberg although a US citizen has been working tirelessly in India and Asia, now for many decades.Let us not undermine the joint efforts of local communities of Meghalaya and Community Forestry International. I have been eagerly awaiting that some day the community efforts of protecting and conserving forests will be recognised. These are self initiated community efforts in many parts of India. The State of Tripura in NE India has had large acreage under Bamboo forests of which over 75 % was under Muli( Melocana baccifera) whose shoot and agarbatti making quality is greatly valued. Shoot removal intensity has been increasing at the cost of establishment of regeneration. head of Jamatiya community, created Ashavan in Killa Range and elsewhere to save the regeneration. The communities have been practicing total control on bamboo shoot extraction for 05 years to help fast establishment of Muli bamboo. Such initiatives are many in different parts of India. we neede person like mark to facilitate them getting recognition like the one he got for Meghalaya. Let us appreciate his efforts,


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LONDON - Ah, spring. For designers here in London, it's the season of love, fairy tales, travel and - if you're British designer Ashish - sequins.
Day 2 of London Fashion Week explored a variety of takes on what to expect in, and how to dress for, spring and summer 2010.
Designers like Jenny Packham focused on floaty, short, and nearly transparent looks - clearly meant for more summery weather - while Kinder Aggugini and others incorporated tailored jackets and hats alongside lightweight pieces. John Rocha's runway was awash in white, while Ashish went for a wilder look, peppering his models with sequins and spikes.
This Hong Kong-born fixture of the British fashion world brought a dose of Dublin to the London runway. Inspired by two decades spent on the Emerald Isle, Rocha worked Ireland's Claddagh symbol - a traditional token of love - into his collection, for example by emblazoning the Claddagh's crowned heart in gold glitter over a translucent white tank. Rocha said this season's collection was inspired by "the colour white and its tints," and there was plenty of it in his show. But there was contrast too, like a webbed black dress, moulded into the shape of bell and complemented by a large dark piece of millinery.
Quirky British designer Ashish picked up on the theme of '80s punk and ran with it, taking in large graphic T-shirt dresses and metal spikes. Models wore Ashish's typically sequin-heavy shifts - one showing the map of Italy, another the Eiffel Tower, and a third New York's Lady Liberty. One particularly striking piece - a black cutaway body-con dress - was accessorized with a belly bag studded with metal spines and slung across the hips.
Aggugini wins the prize for the day's most inventive look - fluorescent pink and orange polka-dot cutout dresses that looked like they'd been attacked with a paper puncher. Some of the circular cutouts dangled by a thread, flouncing along to the beat of the models' walk. The invite for Aggugini's "Loss of Innocence" collection featured a bloodstained Snow White figurine, and the show itself was infused with themes from dark-edged fairy tales and the look of the 1920s flapper.
Packham wants to modernize the girly-girl, and she's made over the music industry mavens and sexy starlets. Packham took traditional fabrics like cotton and chiffon, cut them short and made some so light they seemed to float down the catwalk. There was a pouty, Paris Hilton theme to some of the pieces in Packham's "Pretty Girl No. 1" collection. The streams of crystals, fiery rhinestones, and sparkly shoes embellishing some of the shorter dresses seemed designed to catch the photographer's flash on the red carpet.
But the over-the-top pieces were balanced with a smattering of subdued and lightweight baby-doll and shift dresses, all of which harkened an early '60s vibe. Packham's experience with bridal work - she was named 2008's British Bridal Dress Designer of the Year - came out in the 2010 collection, whose chalky-coloured confections seemed to hover over congregated fashionistas.
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